Mystery Books
By HICKS22
@HICKS22 (28)
United States
7 responses
@umabharti (3972)
• India
5 Jan 12
mystery is always interesting as there is always a suspense and there would not be anyone who does not interest in hidden things.
Which books do you recommend mylotters to read and what stories did you read ,and which mystery book was your favourite ,which makes u read when ever your having free time,just which drags you again and again towards it.
@HICKS22 (28)
• United States
5 Jan 12
Mylotters can read any mystery book of their choice. My favorite book was called The Face On The Milk Carton. I enjoyed that book because the young lady in the book wanted to find out about her real family, but then she realized that she was better off not knowing about her real family because she was in high school and she got a second chance at life. I consider that book to be a mystery book because of all of the suspense that occured in it. Another mystery book series I like to read is the books by R. L. Stein. I think that the Goosebumps book series has so much mystery in it because when I read those books they are hard to put down.
@umabharti (3972)
• India
6 Jan 12
The book you read regarding a lady who wanted to know about her real family,this movie i saw,its about a child who was adopted by some family she when grows up like 10 years ,she wants to find her real mother,though her parents who adopted her look after her very good and care for her,she wants to ask her real mother why she left her ,The little child by the help of her parents finds her real mother and she asks her why she left her.Actually the real mother is a terrorist and in such a situation the mother has no option to care for the child.Its a sad stroy not a mystery.Anyways some films tell some truth .
@HICKS22 (28)
• United States
6 Jan 12
That is true when certain books tell some truth. That is what I like about certain mystery books, but sometimes there are mystery books that may leave clues to their endings and would leave you wondering how the endings happened. That is the part I like about mystery books.
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@mensab (4200)
• Philippines
5 Jan 12
one of my favorites is mystery books. there is something that grapples me when i read anything that is covered with mystery. i like the guessing and speculations happening in my mind. yes, i do read them.
@makingpots (11915)
• United States
6 Jan 12
Mystery books are not my favorite. I do read them occasionally but they just are not my first choice. I have to be selective and find a good author because nothing annoys me more than reading a formulaic or very predictable mystery.
@maezee (41997)
• United States
16 Feb 12
I ADORE mystery/crime novels. I especially like the really gritty ones, and I also like them when they have a little 'romance' in there somewhere. I like a lot of action in them, though. I like mystery/crime-related books because they are page turners. They are usually quick to start out, and overall easy reads. Plus I like the fact that they tend to keep me 'guessing' through the entire thing. My predictions of who the 'bad guy(s)' are, are 99% of the time, wrong. 
. And I like that, because predictable mystery novels are THE WORST!!! Anyways, My favorite mystery novel writers have to be Lisa Gardner, Tami Hoag, Mary Higgins Clark, and James Patterson. But I'm always open to finding out about new authors, or new-to-me authors, so if you have any to suggest, please do so! What are YOUR favorite mystery books? And authors?
. And I like that, because predictable mystery novels are THE WORST!!! Anyways, My favorite mystery novel writers have to be Lisa Gardner, Tami Hoag, Mary Higgins Clark, and James Patterson. But I'm always open to finding out about new authors, or new-to-me authors, so if you have any to suggest, please do so! What are YOUR favorite mystery books? And authors? 
@Aja103654 (5646)
• Philippines
6 Jan 12
Of course, I like reading mystery books. Who wouldn't?
I like to guess what happens next, figure out the mystery by analyzing the clues that are provided and observed by the characters in the book. Books like these make me feel involved, it stimulates me to think and it gets more and more exciting if it's a very well written book.
@marguicha (215492)
• Chile
5 Jan 12
I read a lot of mystery novels some years ago. But after a while I lost interest as they started to repeat the plots. I have been through several "phases" as books go. Mystery novcels, along with other novels like the ones by Grissham or the dan Brown books are good for vacations. They are entertaining and I can read until wee hours if I want to.
